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drum
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drum (drum) tympanic membrane.
drum (drm)
n.
See eardrum.
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For once those in the medical profession could have banged the drum and screamed from the rooftops about the inadequacy of a divisive and unfair system.
SORRY STATE OF NHS by The Mirror (London, England)
Byline: Andrew Baldwin , prize giving Members of the orchestra receive the award (from left), Ruby Wood, Patrick Matthews, Michele Benjamin, Laura Hamlet, Kelvin Benjamin and Phil Wood AN award-winning steel band banged the drum for Huddersfield in London.
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The chef, who has his own band, Scarlet Division, banged the drum for a culinary showcase at the launch of the five-day extravaganza at the NEC Elsewhere at the show TV cooks Antony Worrall Thompson, Ainsley Harriott and Rick Stein mixed a giant Christmas pudding.
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